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Forensic Accounting

Sometimes following the paper trail isn’t easy. A Master of Science in Forensic Accounting from Webster University gives you the professional training you need to fight accounting fraud and uncover where criminals attempt to hide their illegal activity.

Our 18-month program prepares you for an investigative career in forensic accounting. Experienced professors will sharpen your intellect and analytical skill set, help you detect fraud, manage evidence, communicate in a courtroom and fight improper financial activities in a wide range of settings. You’ll study real-world course material, including civil and criminal investigation, cyber forensics, valuation and more.

In today’s global landscape, forensic accountants do more than simply uncover white-collar crime, like mortgage and health care fraud, they play key roles in tackling foreign and domestic terrorism and organized crime cases.

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After paying a $50 application fee, in days you will be notified of the admission decision and your next steps.

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If accepted, you’ll be paired up with a knowledgeable and qualified academic advisor to help you establish a degree plan that aligns with your goals and schedule. An advisor will also help you determine if you’re eligible for any prerequisite waivers and enroll you in your first class.

General Requirements:

The Forensic Accounting graduate-seeking student should consult the Admission, Enrollment, and Academic Policies sections under Academic Policies and Procedures for policies regarding application, admission, registration, and the academic policies of Webster University. Academic policies or exceptions to policies applicable to Forensic Accounting students are noted under their respective general academic policies.

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Core Courses:

The Master of Science in Forensic Accounting requires the successful completion of 36 credit hours including 30 required credit hours and 6 credit hours of electives. The following courses are required for the Master of Science in Forensic Accounting:

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